All-Seeing Eye Pyramid

panopticnic wrote:

cogitoergosum8 wrote:

Bravewall wrote:
I don't know... not that I'm a conspiracy guy, but I just don't like all the nonsense that it represents, and I don't really see much of a place, or a use for it in my town.

I AM a conspiracy gal :wink: , but I still may get it. I know what it represents and I know what the all-seeing eye represents, but I still want it. Maybe it's because I am into conspiracy theories, it's almost like a joke to me. I can totally understand being put off by it though. I'm kind of dancing that line right now. It's all so blatant, but at the same time, The Simpsons doesn't try to hide what it means. If it were more subliminal and less mocking, it probably would really put me off. I appreciate and understand your opinion though. I get it. :wink:

It's totally a mockery of big brother that's why I love it. The simpsons surveillance points really were before their time!

I agree. I feel like the episodes that touch on secret societies, big brother, the surveillance state etc. cast these things in a negative light. Like I said, if it were more subliminal, I would be a lot more suspicious of it, but it's so blatant that it's clearly done in the spirit of mocking these things. "Homer the Great" (the Stonecutter episode) doesn't seem to mock people who believe these theories. It establishes that the Stonecutters (who represent the Illuminati/NWO/globalists/Bilderberg/upper-level Freemasons/etc.) and real and that they have a hierarchy which has its tentacles in every aspect of society. You rarely see shows legitimizing these topics. They normally mock the "conspiracy theorists" instead. Though I do understand Bravewall's reluctance to put an all-seeing eye pyramid in his town. The symbolism behind it can be off-putting to people.